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So I'm back wit dis series, I fell behind due to school and a loss of interest but I'm back. This time its the VFEL:

"Yevtushenko wrote, noting, without even knowing it, perhaps the most characteristic feature of the 3rd Emotion employed in poetry - the absence of love lyrics despite the obvious lyrical gift and, in general, the desire to express passions and simply strong feelings. Tvardovsky did not allow pathos into his work and did not tolerate it in others. Any overly sensitive poetry generated by the 1st Emotion was not to his liking."

"At the same time, it was the 3rd Emotion that made Tvardovsky a great poet. Only it could describe the soldier's fate, the terrible work of war in its everyday life, with such piercing simplicity and artlessness, describe it quietly, without strain, and therefore even more terrible and expressive. Later, when Tvardovsky became the editor-in-chief of Novy Mir, simplicity, artlessness, "stylelessness" became programmatic for the aesthetics of the magazine, and one of his deputies could directly declare: "For me, there is nothing more hateful than style."

"However, if Tvardovsky fell in love with someone's work, he fell madly in love: "... he said that literature should be loved jealously, passionately. "How did we resolve literary disputes in our youth? I remember in Smolensk, some dispute about Leo Tolstoy started in a newspaper, one says: "Ah, Tolstoy is crap!" - "What, Tolstoy is crap?" - without thinking, I turn around and punch him in the teeth. Get it for such words! He tumbles down the stairs..." In this short episode - all of Tvardovsky with his entire order of functions. In order to "without thinking" punch him in the teeth for Tolstoy, you must certainly have: 1st Will, 2nd Physics, 3rd Emotion and 4th Logic."

"Despite the irony of his worldview (3rd Emotion), Tvardovsky did not like non-poisonous jokes and considered them beneath his dignity to publish. He had a certain dignified (1st Will) approach to poetry, and once he seriously offended Zabolotsky with a phrase, the construction of which was the same as the phrase with which he reproached Yevtushenko - "Not a little one, but still joke." By the way, it would be worth mentioning that "tsars" are generally too serious and dignified people to perceive humor. Laughter, jokes, humor voluntarily or involuntarily contribute to hierarchical inversion (see M. Bakhtin's works on this topic), which the proud, caste soul of the 1st Will does not like at all. Therefore, the absence of a sense of humor is one of the most solid signs of a "tsar"."

""Tvardovsky" are the best fighters in the world. 1st Will does not allow for retreats and fights to the last. Powerful, flexible 2nd Physics easily withstands blows and cannot be broken, it can only be destroyed."

""Tvardovsky" coincides with "Napoleon" (see) and the first among fighters, better than "Napoleon", makes him the 3rd Emotion. Peace and cold, which do not leave "Tvardovsky" in the most desperate fight, paralyze the enemy, do not allow him to read emotional information from the face of "Tvardovsky", very important for the tactics of the fight. The fighting "Tvardovsky" is best compared to a bear. Any circus trainer will immediately say that the most dangerous animal is a bear. It is dangerous because, leading a solitary lifestyle for the most part, the bear does not need special signals notifying about its state and intentions, i.e. "emotionally deprived", dryish, therefore its attacks and consequences are practically unpredictable. Exactly the same bear can be considered "Tvardovsky", a creature strong in soul and body and impenetrable."

"Everything is recognizable in this biography. Consistent centralism, combined with equalizing tendencies, is the usual 1st Will policy. From the 2nd Physics, enormous capacity for work and concern for those in need. Religious tolerance and unsentimentality - from the 3rd Emotion. This is, in fact, what a "Tvardovsky" is, engaged in pure politics."

"Usually "Tvardovsky" is a stocky, squat man with a firm, direct, mocking look without shine. The face is round. He is stately, ceremonious, imperturbable. The gesture is calm, majestic, confident, precise. The speech is even, assertive, ironic, monotonous. Secretly has a weakness for music, literature, art, and, after drinking, is not averse to singing something himself in a quiet, inexpressive voice. Facial expressions are almost absent. The haircut is short and neat, even women rarely resort to hair coloring. "Tvardovsky" is caring, homely, handy, although not without arrogance and irony he treats simple everyday concerns. He loves nature very much, and domestic animals seem to be the only creatures that have power over this alienated, tough, coldish man."

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